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Last Friday Night

by elijah

Last Friday night across a summer’s night the moonlit afire of cosmic presence endured a promise of good peace. As I entered my home, 9.13PM I received a text from my dad informing me that he’s been involved in a car accident. My flesh was worn out from the day’s activities, and melancholy added pressure to my bloodstreams due to my dad’s unfortunate event. I could feel uncertainty filling my unconscious mind, drowning in sadness ‘cause for the past six years its been a normality for him; facing insurance policies, getting medical treatment, a few calls from family and friends ... and he’s okay. I threw a heavy stone in my heart and it broke me, tears kissed my face and I cleansed my soul with them. Few minutes later he texted: “in 20 min. time I’ll be home,” and I wondered if this will happen for the sixth time, if he’ll survive another tragedy. But whispers of hope said, “you’re blessed, he’s blessed. be grateful. all is well.” And I was okay.
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Jan 24, 2016
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A recent mishap bottled my emotions and I wrote this piece to express how I feel. My dad was involved in a car accident, and mind you its not for the first time, and I don’t know how to deal with this. Thanks be to God he is well and alive. I shan’t take any moment now for granted.

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